Vocab
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Bonus
100

A molecular compound that contains carbon and other elements and is produced by or makes up the structure of an organism

Organic Substance

100

The process of _____ breaks down the chemicals in food into nutrients.

Digestion

100

This happens when toxic chemicals, like DDT, whose remains in the environment are consumed indirectly by organisms through food. When an organism in the higher food chain consumes the lower organism containing such chemicals, the chemicals can get accumulated in the higher organism.

Biomagnification 

100

Used to organize a number of chemical samples into groups of acids and bases

PH paper and PH scale

100

Weed, insect, and fungus pests can be controlled by applying specific pesticides called? (name all 3 and in the correct order)

herbicides, insecticides, and fungicides.

200

An element, ionic compound or simple molecular compound that likely does not contain carbon and was not produced by an organism. 



Inorganic Substance

200

Often called fats and are used for long term energy storage

Lipids

200

It was initially used with great effect to combat malaria, typhus, and the other insect-borne human diseases among both military and civilian populations. It also was effective for insect control in crop and livestock production, institutions, homes, and gardens.

DDT

200

Chemicals that have a bitter taste or slippery feel

Bases

200

An alteration of the environment is considered pollution if what happens? 

it produces a condition that is harmful to living things.

300

a substance that is required for an organism's survival or promotes an organism’s health.

Nutrient

300

Nutrients are classified into these two major groups 

Organic and Inorganic

300

Organic farming pesticides differ from conventional farming pesticides in what way?

Are derived from natural resources

300

Substances that have a tart taste, like lemons or soft drinks

Acids

300

Some pollutants are difficult to break down and therefore accumulate in the environment. These are termed what ?

Persistent pollutants 

400

Organic molecules made up of carbon, hydrogen and oxygen that primarily provide immediate energy for organisms.

Carbohydrates

400

The 3 major classes of organic molecules found in grains, dairy products, and legumes (like brown beans)?

Carbohydrates, lipids, and proteins

400

DDT is a potent insecticide, especially against mosquitoes. Within a few years, local dogs and cats also died. The result was a population explosion of rats. What does this indicate?  

That the populations of these animals depend on each other

400

Oxides of Carbon, Sulfur and Nitrogen produced in the combustion reaction of fossil fuels can mix with water vapour in the air to produce what?

Acid rain

(learn the chemical reactions that contribute to acid rain on the slides)

400

The mineral most crucial to red blood cells

iron 

500

substances are that are neither acidic or basic having a pH of exactly 7

Neutral

500

The nutrients that act mainly as an energy source

Carbohydrates

500

Name 3 problems Associated with the use of pesticides

Unforeseen consequences - could attack unintended organisms

Persistence - they don't break down

Bioaccumulation or biomagnification 

Resistance to use - over time organisms develop a tolerance 

500

Acidic lakes are treated with what to neutralize them? 

Lime

Ca(OH)(aq) + H2SO4(aq)→CaSO4(s) + 2H2O(l)

calcium hydroxide +  sulfuric acid → calcium sulfate + water

500

Not related to this unit but just for fun ...

This human body part stays the same size from birth, however, our nose and ears never stop growing.

Eyeballs 

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